1. attentive Nov 10, 2025 parent

   I guess the reason it won all those awards is the same reason I dislike it as much. It's more of a political pamphlet than a sci-fi. Definitely far from "Best SciFi Ideas".
2. attentive Oct 6, 2025 parent

   Best way to find yourself in war is not prepare for one. As shown time and again. Also, persuading your enemies not to prepare for war is a part of the war effort.

   > so anachronistic

   tell that to ruzzia

3. attentive Sep 27, 2025 parent

   quic is more layer 4 or close to tcp reimplementation. Far from http layer 7.
4. attentive Sep 27, 2025 parent

   ussh (for udp)
5. attentive Sep 15, 2025 parent

   > and if this was a bad call they’ll revisit it.

   how would they know? - this is (one of) the ways for people to let them know

6. attentive Aug 28, 2025 parent

   What's the point of a private bank or do you mean investement/brokerage?
7. attentive Aug 28, 2025 parent

   sure, let's ignore russia working on massive annexations in Ukraine
8. attentive Aug 25, 2025 parent

   they now also compete with aws $15/year certs
9. attentive Aug 14, 2025 parent

   yes, same reasons as running ubuntu
10. attentive Aug 13, 2025 parent

    Yes, ACME-DNS please - https://github.com/joohoi/acme-dns

    Lego supports it.

11. attentive Aug 8, 2025 parent

    fwiw, I asked chatgpt:

      "gpt-5-chat-latest is described by OpenAI as a non-reasoning GPT-5 variant—meaning it doesn’t engage in the extended “thinking token” process at all.
    
      gpt-5 with reasoning_effort="minimal" still uses some internal reasoning tokens—just very few—so it’s not truly zero-reasoning.
    
      The difference: "minimal" is lightweight reasoning, while non-reasoning is essentially no structured chain-of-thought beyond the basic generation loop."

12. attentive Aug 7, 2025 parent

    "Notably, GPT‑5 with minimal reasoning is a different model than the non-reasoning model in ChatGPT, and is better tuned for developers. The non-reasoning model used in ChatGPT is available as gpt-5-chat-latest."

    hmm, they should call it gpt-5-chat-nonreasoning or something.

13. attentive Aug 7, 2025 parent

    > scoring 74.9% on SWE-bench Verified and 88% on Aider polyglot

    why isn't it on https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/?

    "last updated August 07, 2025"

14. attentive Aug 2, 2025 parent

    it sort of does support it, except it doesn't work with tmux.
15. attentive Aug 2, 2025 parent

    Attn: Cerebras

    Any attempt to deal with "<think>" in the code gets it replaced with "<tool_call>".

    Both in inference.cerebras.ai chat and API.

    Same model on chat.qwen.ai doesn't do it.

16. attentive Aug 2, 2025 parent

    To put this into perspective, github copilot Business license is 300 "premium" requests a MONTH.
17. attentive Jul 22, 2025 parent

    caddy will auto-issue/renew LE or ZeroSSL depending on availability
18. attentive Jul 22, 2025 parent

    Monitoring the health of your site is your job.

    You should have it on auto-renewal anyway.

    You can grab a cert from ZeroSSL and probably some others.

    You can also get 1year cert from aws for like $15 though I'd stick with auto renews.

19. attentive Jul 15, 2025 parent

    how is it vs m4 mac mini?
20. attentive Jul 11, 2025 parent

    how does he turn it on without a power button?
21. attentive Jul 11, 2025 parent

    Try lzip. It's about 10 times faster than zopfli though it's not gzip compatible. And it beats zstd -19 on compression.
22. attentive Jun 4, 2025 parent

    Did you change CompletionModel to 'gpt-4o-copilot'? - it may be the default now, provided you keep copilot extension updated.
23. attentive May 31, 2025 parent

    > Also, Cerebras is the company that not only was saying that their hardware was not useful for inference until some time last year, but even partnered with Qualcomm with the claim that Qualcomm’s accelerators had a 10x price performance improvement over their things

    Mistral says they run Le Chat on Cerebras

24. attentive May 8, 2025 parent

    That depends on models you use and your prompts.

    Use gemini-2.5pro or sonnet3.5/3.7 or gpt-4.1

    Be as specific and detailed in your prompts as you can. Include the right context.

25. attentive Apr 9, 2025 parent

    anyone knows how this compares to AWS Inferentia chips?
26. attentive Apr 9, 2025 parent

    you can use sonnet3.7 on aws or gcloud and you shouldn't hit any reasonable limits
27. attentive Apr 2, 2025 parent

    "We wished to also evaluate Claude 3.7 Sonnet, but were unable to complete the experiments given rate limits with the Anthropic API."
28. attentive Mar 26, 2025 parent

    I see the repeat of russia vs Ukraine. Same rhetoric coming on how it's posturing and bluff and grand smart doubleplay etc. We all see the result of it. When people say who they are and what they'll do, believe them.
29. attentive Mar 26, 2025 parent

    ToolACE-2-8B and watt-tool-8B have impressive score for the size in that leaderboard.
30. attentive Mar 24, 2025 parent

    I'm not familiar with zig but was surprised by the claim that it lacks concurrency.

    Looking into it, it seems to have Async/Await, std.threads and channels.

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